'Power' season 2 episode 6 spoilers: Angela seeks proof that Ghost and James are one

The upcoming episode 6 of Starz' drama series "Power" will be one of the most important episodes to date for Angela (Lela Loren), Cartermatt reports.

In "Why Her?," Ghost's (Omari Hardwick) lover will try to figure out how to use the new information she discovered proving that James and Ghosts are the same man. While visible shaken by the revelation, Angela has to connect all the dots before she can make that quantum leap that can easily derail her plans.

Meanwhile, Tasha (Naturi Naughton) will protect her future by making the ultimate sacrifice, and by "ultimate", the website predicts that someone will be in danger.

TV Guide also reports that viewers will see the drug syndicate recruiting a new member in episode 6.

Last week, Lobos (Enrique Murciano) called Ghost to let him know he was going back to the States sooner than expected and that he needed his money right away. As they had not sold the products yet, Ghost made a deal with Ruiz (Luis Antonio Ramos) without Tommy's (Joseph Sikora) permission, asking him to kill the Serbian dealer who rejected their offer before. In return, Ghost promised to give the territory to Ruiz's dealers.  

Meanwhile, Holly (Lucy Walters) held her grounds in interrogation and did not reveal Ghost to Cooper (Shane Johnson) and Sandoval (David Fumero). When she was about to be arrested, she asked to go to the restroom and that was when Angela tried to convince her to give the information they need and not throw her freedom away.

Holly then dropped the bomb on Angela. She said that Angela was really having an affair with a notorious narcotics trafficker who goes by the street name Ghost, and that he was James St. Patrick. While obviously shocked, Angela managed to get herself back together and offer Holly a deal that could change everything.

Will Holly accept Angela's proposal? Fans will need to watch the next episode of "Power" which airs Saturday at 9 p.m. on Starz to find out.

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